Beste Herefordshire podcaster (2024)

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Designing Movement into the lives of the ageing population 31:30

8d ago31:30

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In this episode Rich Hurst speaks with Julia Neal, former CEO of Age UK Herefordshire and Worcestershire and Huw Griffiths, former Strategic Lead for Active and Healthy Ageing at Active Herefordshire and Worcestershire. They share their experiences in working within projects to support healthy ageing, plus the importance of creating accessible proj…

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The Pilgrim Returns! - Rev Paul Roberts Walks the First Half of The Via Francigena 52:56

13d ago52:56

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Rev Paul gives our listeners an unique insight into his Pilgrimage across France and into Switzerland as he walked in excess of 650 miles on the Via Francigena. Paul shares with us his faith, his experiences, and what he learnt from other Pilgrims he met on his long and daunting journey. He explains how being alone is not actually being alone. Mike…

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Curating Around The World - Judy Stevenson 1:06:54

19d ago1:06:54

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Judy recently retired from Hereford Museum where she was the the Senior Curator (of Collections and Access). She takes us on a curating journey from Peru via Chicago, Western Europe and London before arriving in Herefordshire. Judy talks about some of her favourite finds and how she was treated for a serious back problem in Peru which could in the …

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The Power of Partnerships in addressing Hypertension 27:19

1M ago27:19

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In this episode, Rich Hurst speaks with the Health and Wellbeing Team from Tenbury Surgery (Taurus Healthcare), in Tenbury Wells. In line with the national campaign of ‘Know your Numbers Week’ (2nd to 8th September 2024), the podcast delves into collective experiences working as a Senior Social Prescriber and Health and Wellbeing Coach, addressing …

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Minneapolis calling! A transatlantic chat with Alyn Tanner 23:58

1M ago23:58

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Send us a text This month Rev Paul Roberts chats with Ledbury-born military researcher, Alyn Tanner. Alyn, who runs the Herefordshire Regiment Research Group, talks about how he became interested in the Herefordshire Regiment and shares several individuals he has researched, including Pte Tommy Fletcher, one of the "'intrepid three" who returned to…

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Introducing Series 2 of Just A Walk In The Sun 2:58

2M ago2:58

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Send us a text A brief look forward to what will be coming in the second series of podcast episodes from the Herefordshire Light Infantry Museum, including chats with Aly Tanner, regimental researcher and founder of the Herefordshire Regiment Research Group on Facebook, Prebendary Jane Davies, and walks to explore the Cawley brothers of Berrington …

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Empowering communities and helping them to thrive 34:35

2M ago34:35

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In this episode Rich Hurst speaks with Lucy Bird and Lucy Chick about their experiences in working with communities, highlighting the importance of both listening to, and empowering communities to set up needs-based community projects, based on the assets available to them and ‘going where the energy is’. Lucy Bird is a Community Builder at Droitwi…

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Season 3 Episode 4 - Rabat-ing On About Marrakech 1:13:14

2M ago1:13:14

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In this episode we take you on a journey from Fantasy Forest in Cheltenham all the way to Marrakech in Morocco. You could even say that we have a brief stop in the world of dungeons and dragons but that might be stretching it a bit! Also in this episode, it is the long awaited (and I'm sure much anticipated) return of Toby's reviews! https://www.bu…

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Series Introduction - What can you expect? 4:59

2M ago4:59

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Welcome to the Active Best Practice Network presented by Active Herefordshire and Worcestershire, hosted by Rich Hurst of GiftedGab Productions. Within this podcast series, our aim is to connect with listeners on this journey of sharing best practices; aimed at professionals, communities and those who are interested in supporting and sustaining cha…

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Being a GP in 1970's Herefordshire - Karilyn & Richard 48:46

3M ago48:46

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This is Part 1 of 2 podcasts featuring Karilyn and Richard Collins who were local GPs in Herefordshire in the 1970s until the late 1990s. They reminisce on their move from a major London Hospital to Herefordshire, some of the people they worked with over many years, and situations they found themselves in. Karilyn and Richard's desire to help all t…

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Sutton Ladies Book Club - 180 Books Read and Reviewed So Far... 36:32

3M ago36:32

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We are out and about for this podcast. Our thanks to Vanessa, Annette, Elaine, Mary, Susanna(h), Ruth and Hilary for inviting us to their monthly get together. They share with us how they decide on which books to read, their favourite books and books they have chosen not to read! Rebecca chooses a dessert called 'Goo' from the Sutton Cookbook in me…

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Sutton Primary Academy School - 'A Safer Sutton' Harmony Project 20:17

3M ago20:17

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Today Mike and I learnt from Freya, Jessica, Daisy, Harry, Matthew and Taylor about their Year 5 work on helping to make their community a safer place in support of the Sutton St Nicholas Parish Council. Their Year 5 teacher Miss Sheppard, and Mrs Bloore the Head of School talked to us through the Harmony Project (a Worldwide Project in schools). T…

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It's A Farming Life with Richard & Jamie Andrews of Court Farm Feeds 57:58

3M ago57:58

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Richard and Jamie Andrews of Court Farm Feeds tell us all about their work and how farming has changed over the last 60+ years here in Herefordshire in the UK. They talk about crops, technology, and social concerns among farmers including loneliness. Richard gives us an insight over the last 60 years. Jamie explains why he and his wife Sarah moved …

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Rhys Griffith - Senior Archivist at Hereford Archive & Record Centre 59:05

4M ago59:05

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Welcome to Rhys who called in to tell us what he does as the Senior Archivist at the Hereford Archive & Record Centre. We hear about how his Mum got Rhys interested in Archives. Rhys tells about his career to date including his time with the Greater London Council (GLC) and how the Hereford Archives is the lead Archive for World War 1 and 2 munitio…

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Walking from Gold Beach to Hill 112: A D-Day Special 26:15

4M ago26:15

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Send us a text This month on the 80th Anniversary of D-Day, the largest amphibious invasion ever mounted, Col Andy Taylor and Rev Paul Roberts reflect on the role the Herefordshire Light Infantry played in the days after 6th June 1944, including the Regiment's first casualties, among the Carrier Platoon, over the river Odon bridgehead. They examine…

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Douglas Pike’s Gallipoli Diary - Part Four: trench routines, acting as guide, dysentery and final thoughts 27:28

5M ago27:28

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Send us a text The final part of Douglas Pike’s diary, runs through September 1915 until his evacuation from the Gallipoli Peninsula, suffering from dysentery. He includes fascinating details of everyday life in front line trenches, attacks by Turkish forces and ways in which he acted as a guide to relieving battalions, including the Buffs. Finally…

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Douglas Pike’s Gallipoli Diary - Part Three: a long watch, chasing the battalion, Chocolate Hill and settling in the line 25:21

5M ago25:21

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Send us a text This third extract of Douglas Pike’s Gallipoli Diary finds him caring for Pte Yates, a wounded comrade through the night of 13th/14th August 1915, awaiting promised stretcher bearers, which never came. On reaching Lala Baba the next morning RSM Chipp tells him he has missed the battalion and in the evening he sets out for Chocolate H…

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Douglas Pike’s Gallipoli Diary - Part Two: fighting, confusion, rations and a wounded comrade 25:17

5M ago25:17

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Send us a text This second part of Douglas Pike’s Gallipoli Diary picks up on the morning of 10th August 1915. Douglas meets up with ‘A’ Company and they spend the day fighting alongside the South Wales Borderers; he is sent back to the beach for rations, and on his return finds his unit has moved. After searching his is finally reunited with the H…

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Douglas Pike’s Gallipoli Diary - Part One: The First Day and Night at Suvla 22:58

5M ago22:58

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Send us a text We featured excerpts of Pte Douglas Pike’s diary in a podcast episode a little while back, looking at the first 24 hours at Suvla Bay. After a number of requests, here is the diary in full, detailing conditions faced by men of the 1st Herefordshire Regiment at Gallipoli. We’ll publish it in four parts. This first episode deals with t…

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A Journey Through Viking York 57:05

5M ago57:05

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Join us on a captivating walking tour through the historic streets of York, known in the Viking Age as Jorvik. On this immersive tour, you'll meet Viking characters who bring the city's 200 years of Viking History to life. Starting at St Helen’s Square, where the Viking invaders first crossed the river Ouse, we'll travel to iconic locations like Yo…

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Runes and Remedies: Exploring Viking Medicine 49:30

5M ago49:30

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Join Miranda and Max as they delve into the fascinating world of Viking medicine, exploring remedies for ailments ranging from joint pain to the fear of being struck by lightning. Delving into ancient texts like the Lacnunga Manuscript, Bald's Leechbook, and The Old English Herbarium, we uncover the remedies that were available to people a thousand…

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Alistair Douglas - Rally Car Commentator, Co-Driver and Driver 1:00:20

5M ago1:00:20

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Welcome to Alistair! You may have heard him commentating at the BIG UK rally circuits such as Silverstone. Alistair talks us through what a Rally Co-Driver does; some of the world famous rally drivers he has commentated on, and the cars he has driven. He talks about his favourite rally car that was made in the North-West of England many years ago a…

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Walking with the Herefordshire 250: the story of the Lonsdale Battalion 26:21

6M ago26:21

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Send us a text In this month’s episode, Col Andy Taylor is joined by Rev Paul Roberts from northern France, to explore the story of the men of the Herefordshire Regiment who were transferred to the 11th Border Regiment (the “Lonsdale Battalion”). Paul Roberts visits Ten Tree Alley Cemetery of the Somme as part of his pilgrimage walk along the Via F…

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The Loafing Pilgrim - Revd Paul Roberts 37:34

6M ago37:34

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I caught up with our Rector, Paul Roberts who is currently on a pilgrimage from Dover to the St Bernard's Pass in Switzerland. Paul is walking approx 1,100 kilometres (683 miles). He talks through what a Pilgrimage means to him, his family and all in the Maund Group of Churches in Herefordshire, here in England. So far he has walked 300kms (186mile…

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Viking Bestiary: Dwarfs in Norse Myths and Sagas 45:35

6M ago45:35

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In the latest episode in our Viking Bestiary series, we're shifting our focus from the enchanting world of Elves (who we spoke about a few episodes ago) to the realm of Dwarfs. Join us as we delve deep into the Norse sagas, exploring the multifaceted nature of these diminutive yet formidable beings. Dwarfs in Norse mythology are far more than just …

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Matthew O' Grady - Barrister and Judge 47:37

6M ago47:37

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Welcome to Matthew who takes us through some of his work (in general terms) in the UK and Australia. Matthew also talks about his role as a judge on professional sports panels. He shares an insight into how he lives and works with dyslexia which he wasn't aware of until at University. A truly remarkable man! Thank you for your support and we hope y…

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JORVIK Viking Centre Gallery Walk Through: Shoes, Sheaths, and Silk 35:59

7M ago35:59

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Join Miranda and Max as they continue their stroll around the JORVIK Viking Centre. This time they're discussing a display case filled with some smaller and more ornate personal items worn by the people of Viking age York for adornment, status and practical purposes. For our past Gallery Walk Throughs check out: JORVIK Viking Centre Gallery Walk Th…

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The story of an Anglo-German family in Ross-on-Wye in peace and war 33:22

7M ago33:22

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Send us a text Intrigued by a German sounding name on a war memorial at Walford, just outside Ross-on-Wye, Col Andy Taylor and Rev Paul Roberts do some detective work in this episode. They uncover the story Colin Baumgarte, killed with the Worcestershire Regiment on 27th August 1917 and his brother Conrad Baumgarte who served with the Herefordshire…

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Mythical Mischief Revisited:Loki and the Golden Apples 33:07

8M ago33:07

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Thank you all who partook in JORVIK Viking Festival 2024, whether in person or online! We had so much fun that we need a small hiatus to recover, so this week we'll take a look back at a saga from last year: Gather 'round once more, dear listeners, as That JORVIK Viking Thing Podcast revisits the legendary tale of Loki and the Golden Apples in an e…

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Nick Howe - Biologist and Excellent Curry Chef! 43:33

8M ago43:33

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Biology and Curry? Yes it is Nick Howe. Nick gives us a fascinating insight into his biological work around the world. There are only 24 hours in a day and Nick certainly makes the most of every hour he has. He talked us through his views on his approach to life and the life skills he has gained. Finally Nick tells us about his passion for cooking …

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The JORVIK Viking Centre Gets the Herefordshire Hoard 35:12

8M ago35:12

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Discovered by metal detectorists near Leominster in 2015, the Herefordshire Hoard consists of silver coins, gold jewellery and a single silver ingot. It was buried between AD 870 and AD 879 and is likely connected with the presence of the Viking ‘Great Army’ in the Kingdom of Mercia during that period. The Hoard reveals new information about politi…

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Luctonians Sports Club - Simon Green-Price and Alex Smith Reveal All! 1:00:09

8M ago1:00:09

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Simon (or Norm to his friends!) and Alex shine a light on what makes a Sports Club GREAT! Simon takes us through the Club's history, and its values. Alex tells us all about the work the Club has and continues to do with children and young people as well as the adults and the rugby teams including the First 15. A fascinating insight into how a Club …

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Walking since the Twelfth Century: a chat with Major James Hereford 23:43

9M ago23:43

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Send us a text This episode finds curator, Col Andy Taylor joined by Major James Hereford, former curator and Friend of the Museum. James shares with us his deep roots in the county - right back to Maurice de Hereford in the 1140s. We hear about several notable "Herefords" - including politically astute High Sheriffs and Pope-defying clerics. We th…

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Viking Bestiary: Elves in Norse Myths and Sagas 45:13

9M ago45:13

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Explore the captivating world of Elves in Norse mythology, from mischievous folklore creatures to epic, magical beings. We are again joined by Max, a JORVIK Viking Centre veteran, as we navigate through Old Norse literature, wading through the complexities of Alfheim, Elf-Women, and confusing Elven connections with gods and warriors. We delve into …

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Ben Wood - Working for a Serving MP - What Does Ben do? 54:07

9M ago54:07

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Meet Ben who is a Senior Case Officer in a current serving MP's Office. We are not taking political sides in this podcast! We thought we would listen to Ben and better understand what he does. We hear about some of the requests from constituents that come into an MP's office asking for help. You will be surprised at what people ask an MP to help th…

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Meet Max Weston! - Lecturer in Physiology at Trinity College Dublin and All Round Great Guy 49:58

9M ago49:58

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Max takes us through his recent experiences of his degree course at Exeter University and then moving to University College Dublin. He shines a light on his current research work on type 2 Diabetes. Max tells us how he navigated his way through the COVID lockdowns supporting his students, and about his passion of rugby referring in Ireland. Enjoy l…

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Cracking Kennings and Confounding Riddles: Viking and Anglo-Saxon Wordplay 49:24

9M ago49:24

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Join us this New Year's Day for an intriguing exploration of Viking riddles! Today were joined by Max, a seasoned JORVIK Viking, who unveils the world of Viking riddles, from clever kennings to the downright silly. Explore the artistry of kennings in Viking poetry and dive into the Saga of Hervor and Heithrek, where "Gestumblindi's" (read: Odin in …

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Christmas Special - Testing the Boffins 44:11

10M ago44:11

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Send us a text In this, our special Christmas episode, Colonel Andy Taylor and Rev Paul Roberts are joined by Major James Hereford and Danny Rees . Each of our museum boffins talk about their favourite exhibit in the Museum - we hear about the Drum Major's sash, Doenitz's car pennant, a captured Boer rifle and a medal with the regimental number "1"…

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The Tale of Audun and the Polar Bear 23:26

10M ago23:26

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In the spirit of the season, we're taking a short break for Christmas, but fear not – we have a special treat for you. Join us for a nostalgic revisit of one of our favourite episodes: "The Tale of Audun and the Polar Bear", formerly titled "Troll the Ancient Yuletide Carol: Viking Yule." Our resident skald, Lucas , weaves a tale of adventure as a …

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Ragnarok Unveiled: Twilight of the Gods 27:00

10M ago27:00

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It's getting cold, and dark, which means its the perfect time to talk about Ragnarok - the coldest and darkest story of all! In this episode, we journey deep into the heart of Norse mythology to unravel the legendary tale of Ragnarok – the Twilight of the Gods. What lead to Ragnarok, and is it avoidable? From imprisonment of Loki's children to the …

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What's Bromyard got to do with the sea, and other wanderings 31:13

11M ago31:13

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Send us a text This episode finds Col Andy Taylor and Rev Paul Roberts taking a walk through the Herefordshire market town of Bromyard. They begin in St Peter's Church in the centre of the town, taking a look at the unusual First World War Memorial there. Our wanderers then take a stroll round the corner to Kirkham Gardens to the former Territorial…

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Reimagining a Kitchen to Make a Lasting Contribution to the Heritage of an Historic Farmhouse 22:48

11M ago22:48

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Our clients, Rosie and Rod, had lived in their beautiful, listed farmhouse in Herefordshire for over twenty years. Their kitchen had always felt too dark and small, so when its roof sprang yet another leak it was the catalyst to reimagine the entire space...

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BONUS Episode - A little bit more of Bill Jackson 7:51

11M ago7:51

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Send us a text Often the best stories come out once we stop recording! In this short bonus episode we hear a little bit more about Bill Jackson's time with the Herefordshire Light Infantry in the mid 1960s, including escape and evade exercises with the SAS in the Cotswolds and over the Long Mynd, other regimental personalities, the infamous "bunny …

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A Journey to Ad Gefrin with the Anglo-Saxons 22:08

11M ago22:08

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As some of you may know, the Vikings we celebrate and teach people about were Anglo-Scandinavians, meaning they were part Norse and part Anglo-Saxon. In this episode we get hear more about the Anglo-Saxons who populated the area known as Northumbria before the Vikings arrived. Come along as we embark on a compelling exploration of Ad Gefrin, an Ang…

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Emilia & Piotr - Welcome to Hereford! 1:01:25

11M ago1:01:25

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You have decided to seek a new life abroad and arrive in Hereford, a rural Market Town on a Saturday evening in Summer with £100 in your pocket, a tent, some food and can speak about 20 English words. Let's listen to Emilia as she talks through with Mike and Keith the challenges and successes that occurred around 21 years ago. Yesterday (12 Novembe…

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Amleth: The Viking Saga Behind Hamlet and The Northman 45:18

11M ago45:18

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Get ready to set sail back in time with us this week as we revisit the captivating tale of Amleth, the inspiration behind Shakespeare's Hamlet and Robert Eggers's The Northman (2022). In this episode, Miranda and Lucas take you on a thrilling journey through the enigmatic world of Amleth, shedding new light on a story you thought you knew. Expect a…

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How to Train Your Ormr: Dragons in the Viking Age 37:01

12M ago37:01

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Join us as we delve into the intriguing world of Viking dragons. Unlike the majestic winged fire-breathing dragons of modern fantasy, these creatures from Old Norse mythology are a diverse and enigmatic bunch. Miranda and Lucas discuss some of the best known examples of Dragons in the myths and Sagas (some of which have featured in recent episodes)…

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Clare Wichbold MBE - Hard Work - But Glorious (Herefordshire Suffrage Campaign) 47:19

12M ago47:19

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Clare first discovered a few facts about the Herefordshire Suffrage Campaign when working for the Hereford Cathedral Perpetual Trust. At that time she had considered writing a book about it and like many of us with busy lives, it is often the case of, I will start it tomorrow! Then the pandemic arrived so Clare decided to research the Herefordshire…

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Bill Jackson: from Lucton cadet and Hereford Light Infantry officer to High Sheriff 35:38

12M ago35:38

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Send us a text This month we welcome old friend of the museum, Mr Bill Jackson to the podcast. Born in Hereford, and founder and chairman of Jackson Property, Bill cut his military teeth with the Lucton School Combined Cadet Force and shares he reminiscences of troop trains to summer camps, bulling boots and progress to the dizzying height of Colou…

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JORVIK Viking Centre Gallery Walk Through: Brooches, Buckles and Blades 33:59

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Join Lucas and Miranda as they continue their stroll around the JORVIK Viking Centre. This time they're discussing a display case filled with some of the smaller personal items worn by the people of Viking age York for adornment, status and practical purposes. For our past Gallery Walk Throughs check out: The JORVIK Viking Centre Gets the Silverdal…

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